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i can picture all the fun places in japan mikey is seeing right now...

i shoulda told him about that okonomiyaki place by yoyogi center...
or how to get through the park to get to harajuku...
or where to get cheap cute clothes...
and how cainz teapots are better than daiso...
and how 100 yen sushi is actually now 105 yen...
or how the days are broiling but the nights get cold...
and how movies are actually cheaper at night vs. the day...
and how the yamanote line is a circle and if he gets on the wrong one he can actually just get off and turn around...
or how disneyland is all in japanese so you can't fully understand the story rides...
or about last trains... miss the last one and you sleep in the station or mcdonalds...
or the shortcut from chuo to shuto (if you're walking)...
or the fastest way to ride the train...
or the train website...
or how the line gets really long at tsukiji so he should get there early in the morning...
or the onsen that's the best (not tama center, go to the other one)

Or what if he's driving and he forgets he's on the left side of the road? Or or or....

Well, all the things I want to tell him don't really matter because I'm sure he's remembering everything just fine... and he has great people to help him relearn anything he forgot.

I think I just want to be a small part of him being in Japan... he's never been there without me. It's kind of weird... in a good way. :)

I hope he's enjoying it.
(And don't forget honey!~ salmon onigiri and a rice cooker!)